by Garrod. They then realise the necklace taken by Saff is actually the hammer Mjollnir, and Jack breaks free as Thor just as O'Dunn's gang arrives at Garrod's hideout. With Jack back to normal the trio get the bus to Vigrid Cove, planning to rebury the objects. They are pursued by both gangs, who have dropped the pretence and are now openly the Aesir and the giants. Even though O'Dunne and Larry ram the bus they make it there. The battle spreads to consecrated ground and an angel appears, unleashing the Midgard Serpent and triggering Ragnarok. The Aesir and the giants are all wiped out apart from Thor. Billy pleads for Jack's life and the angel relents, instead simply removing Thor's personality. This leaves Jack as a mortal but in full control in either form. He rights the bus and Billy comes up with the name Thunderbolt Jaxon for their friend. References 1949 comics debuts Australian comics Australian comic strips British comics British comics characters British comic strips Comics characters introduced in 1949 Fleetway and IPC Comics Male characters in comics Norse mythology in comics Superhero comics WildStorm limited series WildStorm characters